Vertical Handoff Target Selection in a Heterogeneous Wireless Network Using Fuzzy ELECTRE

Ramalingam, Mukesh

doi:10.25148/etd.fidc000134

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“…The information for this example has been taken basically from [10], Variations are introduced in the way of solving the problem.…”

Section: Vertical Handoff Target Selection In a Heterogeneous Wirelesmentioning

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“…In the handoff initiation phase, a decision is made regarding the selection of the new Base Station (BS), or Access Point (AP), to which the Mobile Station (MS) will be transferred. In the execution phase, new radio links are formed between the BS/AP and MS, and resources are allocated [10 ] There exist several methods for solving this problem [10]. Here is presented a simple method for the selection of the best network based in the RSS, the velocity, and the cost.…”

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The use of fuzzy logic in classification

Caballero

2019

MATEC Web Conf.

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When determining the degree of coincidence of any multi-feature obtained information, received in the form of a fuzzy vector, to a pre-established known pattern, two general steps should be followed. The first step is to eliminate the features that have little or no effect to the final results and to maintain only those that will influence the pattern recognition. This step could be defined as the classification process and is imperative for the simplification of the problem. One example of classification that could considerably reduce system costs is when using sensors distributed along an industrial process to manage information at a central location. Several methods could be used for classification, such as statistical methods, rough sets, fuzzy logic or information theory. The second step is to find out the correlation between the received fuzzy vector and the vector defining the known pattern using the previously selected features. For this part, the use of fuzzy logic is extremely convenient. The present work analyzes some of the methods used for classification and pattern recognition based on concrete and practical examples

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“…The information for this example has been taken basically from [10], Variations are introduced in the way of solving the problem.…”

Section: Vertical Handoff Target Selection In a Heterogeneous Wirelesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Vertical Handoff Target Selection In a Heterogeneous Wirelesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The use of fuzzy logic in classification

Caballero

2019

MATEC Web Conf.

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Vertical Handoff Target Selection in a Heterogeneous Wireless Network Using Fuzzy ELECTRE

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The use of fuzzy logic in classification

The use of fuzzy logic in classification

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